The Forgiveness Flag
By Refried Bean
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This book is a selection of some mostly funny poems from several poetry collections by Refried Bean.
Refried Bean
Refried Bean is from Greenville, SC. Refried worked in a bookstore for twelve years and has an M.F.A. in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Refried now lives in the Bronx near a Stop and Shop.
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The Forgiveness Flag - Refried Bean
The Forgiveness Flag
By Refried Bean
copyright 2018 by Refried Bean
distributed by Smashwords, Inc.
This is a short collection
of some of my favorite poems
from several of my recent poetry collections.
I am not able to thank everyone who has helped me,
but someday will try to as much as I can.
Some people must stay alive
We need some people
to live to tell
to eat some ice cream
and all be well
to pass the torch
and plant a tree
so I keep going
in case that's me.
another animals as bosses in heaven poem
What if in heaven
animals have jobs
and your boss turns out to be
the guinea pig from your childhood.
Potato Cult
What is more narcissistic
than volunteering at the food pantry
to try to secure a reward in heaven?
Well, people say,
maybe you could volunteer
so people will have food.
This is when I repeat that
in a mimicking voice:
"Maybe you could volunteer
so people will have food."
And I think the real question is
whether I get a reward for that.
For the mimic.
Because what is a more pure motive
than wanting to snap at everyone.
And what is a more pure motive
than baking or taking
or churning or earning
or cooking or tooking
or stealing muffins
when you have food at home.
You thought God said
you were immoral
but he said immortal.
Indeed
Christ is risen
and when people
steal our cell phones
we should burst into song
singing
some say love,
it is a flower,
that first begins to bloom,
some say love,
it is a burger,
with fries,
and a